Why the U.S. still allows banned food additives — and how HHS Secretary RFK Jr. plans to reform FDA food safety regulations.

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Autism advocates are reacting to proposed plans to collect data on those on the spectrum. FOX31's Gabby Easterwood has the story.

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Given the secretary's views, the inescapable conclusion is that Health and Human Services is in the grip of a pseudoscience ...

Kansas City joined a multi-state federal lawsuit challenging Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., and the U.S. Department ...

Alongside salad dressing, your refrigerator door may be taking a hit after the food dye ban is in full effect. Great Value’s ...

Despite how some audiences feel about Ben Affleck reprising his role as a man on the spectrum, The Accountant 2 director ...

In a Monday council meeting, the head of the National Institute of Health said they are creating a new National Disease ...